

Phelim McAleer confronts Josh Fox at a Chicago event, challenging claims from Gasland and presenting arguments for the benefits of fracking.
Synopsis
Phelim McAleer confronts Josh Fox at a Chicago event, challenging claims from Gasland and presenting arguments for the benefits of fracking.
Synopsis
Phelim McAleer confronts Josh Fox at a Chicago event, questioning the claims made in the 2010 documentary Gasland about fracking. Released in 2013, FrackNation counters the negative portrayal of hydraulic fracturing by addressing alleged misinformation from environmentalists. The film features interviews with industry experts, scientists, and local residents, presenting arguments for fracking's benefits while acknowledging environmental concerns. It was shown to the U.S. House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology and later screened in the European Parliament.
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Why Watch
- See McAleer's confrontation with Gasland's Josh Fox.
- Find out how FrackNation counters Gasland's claims.
- Meet farmers sharing their experiences near fracking sites.
Did You Know
- FrackNation was released in 2013 and directed by Phelim McAleer.
- The film was shown to the House Committee on Science in February 2013.
- FrackNation premiered in the European Parliament on February 10, 2014.
- McAleer confronted Josh Fox in Chicago about historical methane ignition in water.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary FrackNation?
FrackNation was directed by Phelim McAleer, Ann McElhinnery, and Magdalena Segieda.
When was FrackNation released?
FrackNation was released in 2013.
What was the main motivation behind making FrackNation?
Phelim McAleer was motivated to make FrackNation due to what he perceived as a one-sided approach by the media and environmentalists regarding fracking.
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